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Crushed Renea.h a EaIIen rrce.
Perhaps Natural Ga. Did IL,


on Monday OF last week, as Reuben Gray was
crossing Third Pond, near Blue Ill., Me- a large
body or water Something less than two miles in
diameter, his attention was attracted by a loud
ruInbling resembling the sound OF distant thun-
Ger or the passage OF heavy team over
a bridge. The reverberating waves seemed
TO approach hin from the direction OF an
Old mine which is located near the southern
end OF the pond, and little more than a
nile IRON The place occupied 10y Nj. Gray at the
ulne- AS the mutter1ngs grew more and more
olstlnct MI. Gray paused an wondernent. The leo
under MS feet suddenly 10 the height OF four
feet, as though propelled by some mighty power
IRON beneath. Then it fell, rose again. and con-
tlnded Its wayy, 9ndulatory motion IN a sort OF
TIDAL wave, which rolled swiftly along until the
head OF the pond was reached, when suddenly
With noise that awoke the echoes OF the old
Blue hills, there arose from the pond an imInens,
sheet OF ice, which fell some distance IRON the
opening. The Ice block was measured, and was z
feet long and 13..,9-:S3 inches thick The piece
was triangular la shape, and lay right side Up,
with the base toward the base OF the opening.
The distance between the two bases Was, In round
numbers, Twenty-Five feet one OF the most SIM
GUAR circumstances connected with this upheayal
Is the fact that, although the water the place
where the ice Was blown out was sonnet hing less
than five feet In depth, mud was found on tho
bottom OF the cake, which corresponded exactly
WITH that found on the bottom OF the pond. thus
proving that the disturbance commenced at the
bottom.
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NO LITIGATION OVER THE HYGEIA H0THI--There
was final adjudication Of the Hygeia hotel case
10 the y. 8. circuit court In norfolk Saturday
Judge Hughes, with the consent OF all concerned,
appointed the three executors OF the Will-Mrs.
Ph0buS, Mr.. Fulton and Nj. W0odfn-feceiverS OF
tne court TO have judicial custody OF the property
until = sale = made He appointed JOS g. Fulton,
the court for the PURPOSE and directs sale OF the
MOTEL AFTER full advertisement, to be made In April
subject to the confirmation OF the court.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
SIkEET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia. passed III the equity -
cause OF Cusck Cusick ct al. No 10:SS1 will SI
SELL on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH
A. d., 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, at pubic auc-
square 400 in the District Of Columbia, which is de-
scribed as foliws: Commencing tor the at q
point on the line of street south sixteen I6) feet
nom the southeast corner OF said lot, and running
thence along the front line of said lot west sixteen
Q6l feet thence north one hundred and twenty two
(il feet four a inches to the alley in the OF
said lot thence along the alley and the line
lot east sixteen 16) feet: thence running south one
hundred aud twenty-five l) feet four "a inches, to
two story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale; Cash. Taxes to be paid out of pro-
ceeds OF sale deposit of 800 required on day OF
sale II the terms Of sale complied with in ten
days, the property will be resold risk Of the
defaultng purchaser. All at purchasere
cost. NJ j. COIBEE'I Trustee
fo-d&1ls 1904 st. NV.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF PAIR GOLDEN soRREI
HORSES. INDIAN CHIEF COLTS FROM KEN
HRS. LONDON; SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE
HnHsEa6Lp FURNITURE, COMPRISING
STEiNMAI PIANO, STOOL AND COVER, VERY
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, ELEGANT MO
SAC Table, CANE ROCKERS AND CHAIRS,
BK0NZES, VERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BRIO.
A1BSSAc, sGpk TISR; II HANRS0ME LAMBkE-
"a Ak KSXTENsfoE TABi biSfSa cnAths,
WARE. FRENCH CLOCK, BOOKS, JEWELRY.
MIRRORS, CANE LOUNGE, WALNUT CHAM,
Der SETS MARDKOBES, BEDSTEADS BU-
REAUs, MAA4SsHSTANDSs WIRE SPRINGS, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESsES. BLANKETS,
SSPkHEADsS; H bhI FUEnITUKE; BRgsSELs AND
SITES, &c, BEING The ENTIRE HHNDsSME
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C.. CONTAINED IN
P pWEhddNG NO. 13Os CONNECTICUT AVENUE
BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for Or
phans Court business, and by authority in me vested
BY the will Of the late HARRIET McCENHY, will on
WEDNESDAY,, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A y 1887 commencing Ut TEN O'CLOCK A. M self
At the residence of the late Mrs McCeney No 1908
Connecticut avenue northwest all the very handsome
FURNITURE, carpets, horses, landau, harness. &C This
sale should command the attention of parties in search
OF fine goods.
A-The Horses Landau and Harness will be sold
At commencement OF sale, and be 1t Dovneys
Stables Monday and Tuesday previous to sale.
Terms cash.
B. ROSS PERRY,
Executor Of
fSd HARRIET McCENEY, decd.
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SHOT Hrs WIFE AND STABBED HMsELF.-Mrs.
Watkins Dupuy, OF Prince Edwards county, Va
was shot Thursday by her husband. She died Fri
day. Dupuy, after shooting his wife, stabbed
himself several times but he may possibly recover
The tragedy is said to have been the Outgrowth OF
jealousy,
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Rising From its Ruins.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO RESTORE THE CITY OF
CHARLESTON.


Rising From its Ruins.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO RESTORE THE CITY OF
CHARLESTON.
From the News and Courier.
Five months have elapsed since Charleston was
visited by one OF the greatest calamities that has
ever af1licte1 an American city. The story OF the
terrible disaster has been told over and over again.
So too been told the story OF the loving prac-
teal sympathy OF the American people, sympa-
thy which found expression In golden flood OF
charity. 1t was not until Charleston held up her
hands and stayed the flood that 1t ceased to fow
In upon us At that time over $4,000 had been
contributed, OF which $6:3O, 600 in round numbers
was set apart for the rebuilding OF the homes OF
those who would otherwise have been homeless
and nearly 100000 for the rebuilding OF the
apart $780, 900 OF the relief fund to aid the city In
rebuilding its hospitals. alms houses and other In
stitutions devoted to the care OF the SICK and ind-
gent poor OF the city.
At the end o. I'VE months much has been done to
restore the city TO it's former condition. The dam
ages by the earthquake were roughly estimated
at s. COO 600. The aid 60 lavtshly and generously
poured into Charleston has enabled those who
eeud not do so with their limited means to rebuild
their houses, while others who were able have
also not been idle Since the night OF the 3lst OF
August, 1885, the city has risen from its ruinR
Remunerattve work has been furnished TO over
5000 home mechanics, while over ], 500 mechanics
nom abroad have como heFe, many Of whom win
make Charleston thar h0ma
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ENoKnoUS MCRxAD m TH8 CONSUMPTION or
T0RACCo.-ANeW YORK nrm or cigar manufacturers
has issued an annual card for distribution among
their patrons with some interesting statistics. H
appears that the value Of the tobacco OF al kinds
consumed In the United States amounted last year
to about two hundred and thirty-nye million dol
lars 0235 O00O COO. The increase In the production
Of cigars for twenty years Is something enormous
In 1858 It was about three hundred and fifty
millions (350 600 600, and twenty years later the
consumption had reached nearly three thousand
SIX hundred millions 6 SOC, 600 600.
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A West Virginia Regulator Killed.
SHOT DEAD By A MAN BE INTENDED TO TAR AM
FHATIIER

SHUT DEAD BIZ a NAN BE INTENDED TO TAI AND
FEATHER.
special to the Baltimore american from Cum
berland, Nd, February H. says: There is great
excitement in the neighborhood OF Paw Paw, W.
Va, few miles east OF this city, over the killing
of Willard White, OF Wheeling, one OF posse who
started from Paw Paw Friday night TO punish
guilty couple. The tragedy occurred at point 'on
Timber Ridge, some distance from the town Of Paw
Paw. About a week ago a Mrs. Wallace aged
about thirty years, left her husband and went 10
live with a man named Miller. The nelghbors no.
tined the couple To leave the locality, which NIL
Ter and his new companion refused to do. This so
enraged the neighborhoOd that a posse OF men,
among whom was Mr.. Wallace, the deserted hus-
band OF the woman, started 10 the house where
Miller and the woman were living together for the
purpose OF tar and featherfng the couple Among
The men in the posse was Millard White, who was
in that locality attending the funeral OF his
mother, who died few days before. White was
persuaded by the party 10 accompany them 10 the
house. The party arrived at the house about 10
O'Clock Friday night. White was the first OF the
posse 20 enter. Miller sprang from his bed, seized
double barrelled shotgun, which was loaded
with buckshot, and killed White instantly. The
balance OF the party fed after hearing the shot
nred, which gave Miller c chance 90 make good his
escape, and from last accounts he had not been
captured, although a large crowd are searching
the country for him.
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Reports are current In Vienna that Rmpero
william Is In very weak condition.
Despite the government proclamation Michael
Dav1tt addressed the meeting OF the Madonna
pie refused tood and shelter 70 The 200 poacausen
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DIED or Bn0KM HEARr.-Abraham II. Barto'
aged ~ years, worth S3O0,OOQ and owner OF the
celebrated Bafto homestead along the Coalbruok-
dale railroad IN Pennsylvania, was one month a0o
the most robust man In the valley. since then his
wife and three ch1ldren-hss entire family-dted
nom typhoid FEVER Bart0 pzped away with grief st
THIS terrible domestic af1ict3on unt0 he was re-
night he died His attending physician said that
Il there ever case OF death from broken heart
young Baxtos was one.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
1J,HOMAs BOWLING, Aucnonesr.

TINHONAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
real. ESTATE. SITUATE AT THE NORTH
last CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE EAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the second Q3eS
dsy vi June. III the year eighteen hundred and I'M
eighty one. and recorded ia Liber 97 folio 10, -
q ne land records tor the District of Columbia and by
direction of the parties in interest under said deed the
undersigned Trustee, under said deed OF trust Will
SCI 70 public auction, in front of the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. the TNESTY-IHlRD DAY OF FEB
RiARi- 1897, at FOUR O'CLOCK N. the following
drlbed real estate situate in the city of Washington,
la she District of Columbia TO wit Parts OF Lots let
tered i and &. Hanna and CarrolIs subdivision of
part OF Square numbered seven hundred and twenty
go. beginning for the at the southwest
OF said square and running thence north on 1st
street hundred ard 81 100 :eet (1O1 S1OO);
thence right ANGLES with said street eighty
EIGHT ~ 100 feet (SSH4 100; thence southeast at
night ANGLES with Mary land avenue nifty 90 100
fe; (54-1O t00) 70 Maryland avenue. thence south
west ssd avenue hundred and twenty -eiyht
- 100 feet lbs. .J-l 0Oi 10 the beginning.
Terms If sale: All the purchase money to be paid in
cash. A deposit OF $500 will be required at the
tame of sale All conveyancing and recording at pur
chxsers cost. Terms of sale to be complied with
within ten days from the day of sale
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. Trustee,
f12d&ds Webster Law Building.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept SUNDAY,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and ll.h st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. II. KAUFMAN, IresL

THE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers In the
city by csrrers their account. 10 cents per
week Or &c per month Copies at the counter. 2
cents each By mail Postage prepald-o0 cents .
month; one year. so: six months IS.
tEntsrei at the Post Office st Washington D. c., a.
second-ciass mail matterl
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-61 .
year, Postage prepaid Six month"; 30 cents.
Al mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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NEW ORLEANS CANNING SALOONS Cxoup.-The
gambling saloons OF New Orleans were all closed
last Friday night for the nrst time In its history
They win keep closed unttl the grand fury has
have been passed on BY the courtA The gamblers
seem 20 have complete understanding among
themselves as 70 the course they viii pursue.
gambling fund, 20 md what has been done with
the 900 they contributed % the CITY for char
table purposes
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Two HUNDRED SIGERRs 10 THE NcGLYsN PImox
About 200 Of the 5000 Catholic adults In Sc.
Saturday TO this statement: eve, the under.
signed pledge ourselves 70 refuse to contribute to
the mafntenance OF the church while we are de-
Mc(3lyun0
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MISS TERRYS APPROACHING MARRIAGE-Miss
Terry, OF South Carolina, who has been received
ciOli at the Municapio in Rome. February 20. Car
dtnal Gibbons II his engagements viii permit
win afterward perform the religious ceremony In
confirmed Miss Terry's mother.
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SUING REPRESENTATIVES, GLOVER FOB LIBEI.-R
d. Lancaster, surveyor OF ST. Louis, has flied libel
suits In the United States court there against the
New York Herald, New York Tribune, st. Louis
Dispatch and Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
making Congressman John NJ Glover co-defend,
ant in each suit The damage I'm each case is
placed at 100000 for the publication OF Glover's
open letter to Senator Vest regarding the plaintiff
January D. The suits are the outcome OF q feud
between Glover and Lancaster,
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
BRICK DWELLING, No. 1861 P STREET NORTH
BY virtue of two deeds of trust herein rected. one
dated Ted; FebrusTy 1856, and duly recorded in ber
party secured thereby and intended to be secured in
IN off9G ss1 and 4
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction in
at II fdh ock
the following described real estate. situate in the
numbered one hundred and sixty-iive d6ol in B. h
warmers subdivision of lots square numbered one
brick dwelling
in three equal instalments payable in one two and
three years from day of sale for which the notes the
an cash Il purchasers option deposit Of 500 viii
at IL eas OF Of 1a M # a on
are not complied with within days after sale the
the rE nd % a the
dTeosds GEd aaaS e AfEhMfI3 GSs Trustees
bB2yH sAhE Has EEFS @
,.1m.~. w M Saf {. E asHEsssD; Trustees.
until M6NpAS kt A 5ifh 1857
,.a5-so.as a aaaT { Ex hS5SEshD| Trustees
V'RUsTEES SALE oF Two,sIoRY FRAME
L I%iEtII SI BEING No. lib g STREET
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust bearing date
the .Sth day of May, A ID. 1880 and duly eyI
corded in Liber No. S41, folio ALB ct seq. of IL
the Land Records of the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the party thereby secured will SELL
at public auction. in front of the premises, MON
DAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.
D. 1887, At FOUR PM, the following described Real
Estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia. and designated on the ground plat or plan
of said city original lot numbered seventeen 10 in
square numbered nine hundred and ninety five $685.
and more particularly described follows: Beginning
at point in the line of street southeast fitty-seyen
CD feet six (6l inches from the northwest of
said and running thence east with the line of
said street fifty 600 feet east thence south eightysx
$3.50 feet eight go inches thence west thrty-seven
(1) feet six To- inches; thence north (,)
feet; thence west twelve Q2) feet six (t) inches
thence in straight line north to the place of begin
ming.
Terms Of sale; one-third cash. balance in one two
and three for which the proissory of the
purchaser must be given to bear interest at six o6
cent per annun from day Of sale, payable semi
n1aly and secured by deed of trust the property
sold or all cash at purchasers option deposit of
$lOO will be required at time of sale; All conveyance
ing 1T purchasers cost Terms of sale to be complied
with in ten days otherwise the trustees the
right to resell at risk and cost of defaulng purchaser
after ten days advertising i'll newspaper pub
Eshed In Washington, d. C.
CHARLES b. PEARSON, r.,.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, ( 1rus'ees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. f4-eo10d
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Mm Theresa Beck, aged ga died at NcKee,s
RockA Pa, Friday. She had II children, l67
grandchNdren and Is greafgrand children, making
total q 267 deocendxntk,
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Special Gloves for Dancing.

From the London Truth.
lately came across very delightful kind 0f
evening glove, with silk inserted up the sides OF
the fingers instead OF hid. This keeps the hands
cool, matter how hot one gets In dancing. They
are, believe, called gonts de twxe. You must ty
u pair the next dance you go 10.
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From the Pittsburv DispatcE.
Lady-You have houses FOR rent?
Real Estate Agent-Yess Here "a one List e
about $50.
Lady-Do you think thai you can give me ooe
that viii suit mel
Real Estate Agent-Madam, don't believe can.
But possibly / can give you one that WIN suit your
husband.
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NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated October 18th -
1882 and duly recorded in the land records of the MOD
District OF Columbia in Iber Hap, folio 297 ct 10
the Undersigned Trustees viii sell vt public auction
EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887 AT FOUR AND
A-HALF O'CLOCK I. NJ. al undivided one-half inter
est III the following described real estate situate i'm the
city OF Washington in the said District of Columbia
TO wit: Lot numbered twenty (2O), in James Cade1
81 in square numbered four hundred and fifty (45O)
rs pr pat recorded IN hber b" folio 81, OF the
se 1l, with the improvements thereon &c.
equal installments, payable in and twelve months
from day OF sale for which the the
with interest secured on said property will be taken
or AL cash. at purchasers option. deposit OF 800
VIII oe required ut time Of SALE All and
sale ARE mot COMPLIED With within ten days after
after that time at the risk and cost of the efautiny
p9Tc assSds GGk ka ~ MARINER Trustees
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TO.MORROW

SALTzsTEIN,s JEwELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
y glS STREET NORTHWEST. SELLING OUT
ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES. CLOCKS AM
JEWELRY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, great bargains will be sold as
want to go out OF the jewery business entirely. bu
will continue the business with large stock of optiCa
goods and will do all kinds OF watch and jewelry re
fl1-St FOLEY. Auctioneer
NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF vAIUBLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
SiSEIhKSIH sfkGET. ihns' 81 ii SIR sfRE -
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -.
No. 9922, Doc. %, i'll winch said cause George s. I'll
Parker is complainant and Jane f. Baker al are de
PENDANTS the undersigned Trustees named i'll said
the premises, on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUB
O'CLOCK L. NJ, those certain pieces or parcels OF
trict of Columbia, known and described as Lots mum
bered respectively twenty-one CID and twenty tive
t2l. IL square numbered one hundred and seventeen
I1Il, together with the improvements aud appur
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree third
OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash at time
safe and the residue thereof Ill two equal nstalments
FOR which the purchaser shall execute his two several
prossory notes payable with interest in aud two
years respectively from day of sale said
cured by deed of trust said the entire
the purchaser A deposit OF one hundred dollars vii
be required of the purchaser time sale. The trIs
tees reserve the right TO resell the said property in de
fault OF compliance by purchaser with said with
III iye days from day of SALE at risk and expense of
faulting purchaser.
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON, {1rustees'
J02I-oXdS iSO1e LOUISIANA avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioners.
REGULAR SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, COM
PR1S1NG EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TO TAKE PLACE AT OUR SALESROOMS, 9TH
AND ID SIS. n. W.,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18TH,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers
GRAND AUCTION SALE
WORKS OF ART.

The dissolution of we'll known New York firm Of
importers, in consequence of the demise of of the
partners, has placed for sale in hands elegant
stock Of Ceremics Wood Carvings and other Novelties
Ill Art Objects which had been in this coun
try before and had just been imported for this spring
trade. To this was added the deceased gentleman's
private collection Of antiques, the whole forming col
lection worthy Of great attention andwe feel justified
in saying that finer and valuable one has never
BEEN offered for sale in our city
INCLUDING real. NEAPOLITAN MAJOLICAS
ANTTIi S! ITALIAN FAIENcEs, Woop CARY
Ti9gE;SAkvtiEfS S MAINnT All Hs5fi FGk k
MICS, ETC,
To be Sold ON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. FEBRUARY SEVEN
TENTH and EIGHTEENTH, 1887,
Afternoon at o'clock-Evening at O'Clock,
At our Art Rooms
Cor. 10th and D sts., facing Pennsylvania avenue.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
f14-5t Auctioneers.
pUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
HOG Fst.nw.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH
1887 at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following properties
will be offered
BY THos E. wAGGAMAN:
rooms each. water in yard sub lots 80, 33 and 81
square 544.
Terms at time of sale.
f14-3t THos E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
THONAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FLOODED BLACK GELDINa BY REVENUE OUT
OF BLACK HAWK MARE AT AUCTION.
1897 II 5ER5gAh H. E Font 81
Sa Viii sell this fine animal He full
hard to beat e. saddle horse ali the dereni
Of the finest and most stylish road horses the city
ne Tsers y s as and I'd has
surry with Harness (msde in New York; all belonging
70 same owner, who Il leaving for Europe.
fi4-dts '''SA' THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
VAhYAaRaL5E g BrsIN NESS RRoPEETX Nos 2s5
P RT PIk2 Is SOUTH 1ri az THE B. Kk DEPOT
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause where E
a the w e ios . Es
4 a ~ 5F q Iss
az FoSf & O'CLOCK Pm al those parcels Of ground
numbered twenty-five {22), twenty three (2:3) and
twenty (6) in Charles Wilkes subdivision Of part
OF square numbered six hundred and thirty -four (6
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in two equal
in one and two years from day of SALE the
purchaser give his notes for the deferred payments
TO the order Of the trustees bearing Interest
rate OF SIX per cent per and secured by
ton OF the title by the trustees all cash option
OF the purchaser. 500 down each property when
sold. Conveyancing ct cost of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee,
4S6 Louisiana ave-
n. II. MILLER, Trustee,
f14-eO&ds 472 Louisiana ave.
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w. Grossman, lately bookkeeper for johnson 4
Schwartz Of Allentown, Pa. Is short In his &C
counts some tlQO0Q
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REJECTED NOMINEE COMMISSIONED DURING THE Re-
CEss-OBJECTION TO HIM BECAUSE HE WAS NON
RESIDENT OF THE STATE TO WHICH HE WAS AP-
PoINTED-How THE NATTER WAS FINALLY CON-
PROMISED.